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Wet AMD occurs when new blood vessels form in the macula under the retina. The blood vessels underneath the retina begin to leak, resulting in lasting damage to the retinal cells. The retina cells die and blind spots are created in the persons central vision. You can read more about Understanding Wet Macular Degeneration here.
